Chevening Scholarships
UK government scholarship for one-year master’s degrees for future leaders.
Historic universities, shorter degrees
The UK is home to some of the world’s oldest and most respected universities. Most bachelor’s degrees take three years and master’s degrees just one, saving you time and money, while the Graduate Route lets eligible graduates stay and work after their studies.



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Also budget for visa fees, health insurance, flights, accommodation deposits and your first month’s expenses. Your counsellor will prepare a full cost breakdown for your chosen university.
UKVI-accepted English test (usually IELTS for UKVI / PTE / LanguageCert) — typically 6.0 for bachelor’s and 6.5 for master’s. Some universities accept Intermediate English marks.
UK Student visa (CAS required)
Accept your offer and pay the tuition deposit
Receive your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)
Keep the required funds in your account for 28 days
Apply online and pay the visa fee and Immigration Health Surcharge
Attend your biometrics appointment and TB test
Receive your decision and eVisa
Degree-level students can usually work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during official vacations.
The Graduate Route lets eligible graduates stay and work (currently 2 years, 3 for PhD; the government has announced a reduction to 18 months for later applicants).
Examples of institutions students apply to — your counsellor will build a shortlist that fits your profile.
UK government scholarship for one-year master’s degrees for future leaders.
Main intakes are: September & January (some May). We recommend starting your application 6–10 months before your chosen intake.
Typical tuition is Approx. GBP 11,000 – 26,000 per year. Living costs: Approx. GBP 1,100 – 1,500 per month (UKVI sets the official maintenance amount, higher in London).
You will need: UK Student visa (CAS required). LeadX prepares your complete file and guides you through each step.
Degree-level students can usually work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during official vacations.
The Graduate Route lets eligible graduates stay and work (currently 2 years, 3 for PhD; the government has announced a reduction to 18 months for later applicants).
UKVI-accepted English test (usually IELTS for UKVI / PTE / LanguageCert) — typically 6.0 for bachelor’s and 6.5 for master’s. Some universities accept Intermediate English marks.
Fees, intakes, work rights and visa rules are indicative and change regularly. Your LeadX counsellor will confirm the latest official requirements for your chosen university and programme.
Book a free consultation and get a personalised plan: universities, costs, scholarships and visa steps.